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CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost)

Definition

The total sales and marketing cost divided by the number of new customers acquired in a given period.

Business Importance

Outsourced SDR pods lower CAC by replacing a fixed in-house salary and benefits load with a variable, scalable cost per booked meeting.

Industry Examples

A company spending $50,000 on outbound SDR operations in a quarter that closes 25 new customers has a CAC of $2,000.

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